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Einer R. Elhauge '83, a professor at Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California Berkeley, will teach a course on corporations, an elective in health care law, and a seminar on public choice theory and the law when he arrives in September...
Helen Hyun, a third-year doctoral candidate at the GSE, spoke of her dissertation research on class-based affirmative action at the University of California at Berkeley...
According to U.C.-Berkeley, white and Asian enrollment would soar to 95 percent of the student body if affirmative action were eliminated in admissions considerations, she said...
...retarded defendant is suspect. As a teen, Davis was diagnosed with "organic brain disfunction," which doctors date to a bicycle accident suffered at age 10; in their judgment, he falls within the "borderline range of intelligence." According to Richard Ofshe, a sociologist at the University of California, Berkeley, who specializes in interrogation techniques, "Mentally retarded people get through life by being accommodating whenever there is a disagreement. They've learned that they are often wrong; for them, agreeing is a way of surviving." Eliciting a confession from such people, he adds, "is like taking candy from a baby...
Najarian's life had seemed the very model of an American success story. The son of Armenian immigrants, he attended the University of California, Berkeley, on a football scholarship and later turned down an offer to play for the Chicago Bears in favor of going to medical school at the University of California at San Francisco. He stayed there for a residency in surgery, joined the faculty and soon became one of the first practitioners in a glamorous new field of medicine: organ transplantation...